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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The Organization of the House-Edm unds
on the Admission of Utah

on the Admission of Utah,
lCepylJ, 1887. by Tie California Associated Press.i
New YORK, November 14th.-A Wash
ington special reports Holman of Indiana
saying that Carlisle will be elected Speaker
of the House, that Mills of Texas will
probably be Chairman of the Committee
on Ways and Means, and that compro-
mise tariff bill will be agreed upon. Hol-
man favors taking the tax off chewing and
smoking tobacco, salt coal and lumber.
and the radical reduction of sugar. He
says the session will be entirely free from
Democratic attacks on President Cleveland.
Senator Edmuuds has also been inter-
viewed concerning the admission of Utah
as State on condition that polygamy
should be prohibited. Edmunds said II
don't favor the admission of Utah on any
such terms. Such provision would be
practically valueless, in the present eondi-
ton of the Territory, and it might result
in the establishment of a Mormon hier-
archy. Neither the Mormon Executive
nor the Mormon Courts would enforce the
law prohibiting polygamy, though they
might pretend to do So"
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PASSING AWAY.
Death of One of the OId-Time CeIeb,i-
ties of New York.

OF UT" VIU- IIIllt CeIeDfI-
ties of New York.
cepyigat. 1887, by tie California ASSOCIATED p,es,I
NEW YORK, November 18th. .-ISneciaI /
William E. Smith, generally called Judge,
Smith, and known widely as the proprie-
tor OF the famous Road House, north of
Harlem river, died to-day, aged 65 years.
Forty years ago be was prominent figure
IN local politics, and was q warm friend of
David G. Broderick, afterwards a Califor-
MA Senator. His title of Judge" was Sc
cured by several years service as Justice Of
the City Civil Court Before studying law
he was the proprietor of the Union Hotel.
on Hudson street, a house which gained
much trade from the Collins line of steam
ships. Smith was one of the organizers of
the Republican party in this city, but went
out OF politics in 1869 and bought the Road
House, which now bears his name.
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OREGON.
Enormous Witness Fees Rejected-A Ship
Libeled.

PORTLAND, November 14th.-The bills
for fees in the case of the State vs.. William
sented to the County Court to-day. They
foot up a little over 81, 600. Four witnesses
from San Francisco each claim $153 for
mileage. The County Judge declined to
allow the bills, on the ground that the
claimants were not properly subpenaed,
and that the bills are in all respects in
formal.
To-day ]. n. Knowles, owner of the tug
Donald, at Astoria, brought suit in the
United States Court against the British ship
Ecclefechan for 5000 for towing her off
the sands, whittier she had drifted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
WILL aINoUS TACTICS.
Scandalmongers Drive a Lady to At
tempt Suicide.

tempt Suicide.
Copyright 1857. by the California associated Fress
PoRTLAED (0r.). November 14th.-Mrs.
Minnie Rothschild, General Delivery Clerk
at the Postoffice, attempted suicide this
afternoon by swallowing laudanum. She
had been driven nearly crazy by publica-
tions in scurrilous papers inserted by per-
sons who wanted her position. Last Sat
urday an item appeared rejecting on her
character. This was referred to this after
noon by some of the clerks who did not
like her. She left her place at the window,
went across the street to drug store and
bought fifty cents worth of laudanum, and
returning to the Postoffice swallowed part
of the contents in the presence of the
clerks. Physicians were hastily summoned
and administered emetics with good results.
She will recover.
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HOW WILL HE COLLECT.
"A New Yorker Gets Judgment Against
the Venezuela President

New York, November 4th.--Judge Freed
man to-day gave judgment by default
against Guzman Blanco, President of Vene-
zuela, in suit brought by Geo. Wilson, a
stockholder in the Manoa Company. 1t
was alleged that Blanco conspired and Sc
cured revocation of grant of 100000
acres of land made to G. c. Fitzgerald to
hold for 80 years. Fitzgerald and the
Manoa Company had possession when the
grant was revoked in 1886. The amount of
the Judgment will be fixed by jury. Will
son asked for 81 1874 COO.
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A COAL FAMINE.
ontinued Scarcity of Coal In the PhiIa-
deIDhiR harket

Continued Scarcity of Coal In the PhiIa-
delphia Market.
leoRyiG, 1887, by ate California associated Pressl
PHILADELPHIA, November 14th.-TSpe-
cial Goal is getting scarcer every day, and
unless there is a change for the better soon
famine will be the result. In conse-
quence OF the. scarcity the gas-works
have been besieged with demands
for coke in large quantities. Hundreds of
wagons and carts await their turn to be
loaded, and the supply is unequal to the
demand. The price asked is six cents a
bushel, and if the rush continues no person
will receive more than five bushels at one
time
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NEVADA COUNTY.
The Long-stidger Case-A Miners Union
Organized.

OrganiZed.
Icopight, 1857, BY tie California Associated Press
NEVADA, November l4th.-The demurrer
in the case of Q. P. Stidger VS.. w. d. Long.
District Attorney, was argued to-day ard
by the Court sustained. Stidger brought
suit to oust Long on account of alleged mis-
conduct in Office. The defendant has
twenty days to amend. Judge Van Fleet
is sitting in the case.
Over one hundred miners signed an
agreement on Saturday night not to work
for less than s. day. A preliminary or
ganization was effected, and tomorrow
night a Union will be organized per-
manently.
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THE AMERICAN IDEA.
Senator Mitchell Talks About Immicrs
tion and Naturalization.

tion and Naturalization.
fCopylg, 1887, by tie California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 14th.-T TSpe-
cial. ]-Senator Mitchell of Oregon arrived
here to-day. He says the only solution of
Chinese immigration is to positively pro-
hibit the immigration Of Chinese. He will
reintroduce the bill offered by him at the
last session for the prohibition of Chinese
immigration, and will press its passage in
both Houses OF Congress.
Mitchell thinks that both the immigra-
ton and naturalization laws, as they stand
on the Revised Statutes, should be amended
He favors residence in this country of
fifteen or twenty years as the prerequisite
of citizenship and exercise of the ballot.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
A CASE OF JIM-JAMS.
Narrow Escape of Yolo Official from a
Madman's Attack.

Madman's Attack.
[CopyiSa, 1887, by The California Associated Press,
WOODLAND. November 14th.-On Satur-
day night man named O'Neil was brought
over from Knights Landing and lodged in
the county Jail, charged with insanity. He
was locked up in q cell, but not appearing
violent was, on Monday, allowed to roam
at will in the corridors. Coming to pile
of stovewood, he picked up piece two
feet long and stood guard at the door.
Deputy Sheriff Browning soon came in.
and O'Neil struck a murderous blow at his
head, but his foot slipping the blow fell
short. Browning at once grapped with the
man, and alter desperate struggle sue
ceeded in overcoming him and locking him
up. Physicians say the man has "the
snakes" badly.
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DUBLIN, November 14th.-A detective
tracked Mr.. Cox M. P, to his hiding-place
at Kildysart, and pursued him. He escaped
in small boat, however, and took refuge
an an leland
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WASHINGTON, November 14lh-Captain
Harris, of the First Cavalry, and Acting
Superintendent OF Yellowstone National
Park, has informed the Secretary of the In
terror of the arrest OF William James,
charged With the robbery Of stage il the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
THE FREE BALLOT.
One of the Glorious Institutions of the
Great Republic.

New ORLEANS, November 14th.-A spe-
cial from Coffeeville, Miss says News has
just reached, here from Calhoun county
that on last Friday body of men, esti-
mated at $50, went into Peterborough and
demanded of the Commissioners that they
either deliver up the ballot-boxes or issue
certificates of election to the Labor candi-
dates. The Commissioners chose the lat
ter alternative, and the certificates were is
sued
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
BLOWHARD MOST.

The Beery Boss Anarchist Likely to Be
Prosecuted.
New YORK, November 14th.-The police
authorities laid before District Attorney
MARITIME to-day the report of Herr Most's
lncendiary harangue on Saturday night,
and it is thought probable that he will be
arrested and imprisoned for incitjng to
riot
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
GOOD WORK.

Arrest of Fifteen Law-DefyIng Mon
golian Fishermen.
Copyright, 1857, by tie California Associated Press
REDwooD CRY, November 14th.-Deputy
Fish Commissioner Corlette and three as
sistanis arrested the crews of three Chinese
fishing junks last night. Fifteen men were
captured for illegal fishing and are now
jailed in Redwood City. All the town is
having free shrimps. This is the second
raid on Celestial shrimpers hereabouts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
THE FRESNO SCANDAL.
A Young Scamp Whose Neighbors Ha1
No Further Use for Him.

iCopysat. 1887. BY The California associated Press
FRESNO, November 14th.-Abbott, who
shot at Miller, is not yet found. He is
crazy beyond doubt, and his friends
think he has committed suicide. He said
he was going to San Francisco but the
police there report no trace of him. If this
is the case, Miller will be compelled to
leave town, as evidence has come to light
that he had sent word TO Abbott that he
would kill him on sight also that Miller
has boasted of his relations with the girl,
who belongs to one of the best families in
the colony. Miller is also said to have
three wives in this State. The citizens
have called an indignation meeting to deal
with his case
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ARIZONA.

Departure of General AIiles-Arrest of
q Brute.
Tcopyigat 1887. by The California Assoeiatsi Press.
Tucson, November 14th-General Miles
and party returned to Los Angeles this
morning. A large delegation of citizens
members of Negley Post, G. A. R., and the
City Cornet band and Mexican band ac-
companied them to the depot on their de.
parture.
George Green, arrested at Fort Grant by
a Deputy United States Marshal, for at
tempted outrage on his step-daughter, was
brought to Tucson and lodged in Jail.
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will again become a candidate for the
Chapialncy of the House, and he will prob
ably be opposed by several local divines.
who desire to become spiritual advisers of
the Representatives of the people for $500
per annum
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15

DUBLIN, November 14th.-Tne city of
Limerick has been proclaimed under the
Crimes Act.
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HIS REASONS.

Why the Crown Prince objects to an
Operation Now.
LONDON, November 14th.-It is reported
that the Crown Prince, on being approached
on the subject of the proposed operation on
his throat, said: "As long as the Kaiser
lives 1 shall not submit to an operation. l
prefer to let my old father have some hope,
and 1 will not risk fastening the catas-
trophe by undergoing a dangerous opera
fion -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15

AYERS Sarsaparilla acts directly and
promptly, purifying and enriching the
blood, improving the appetite. strengthen
ing the nerves and invigorating the system
1t is I'D the truest sense. an alternative med
inc. Every invalid should give il trial.
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&. s. OSBORN. A. D. BowLEY.
A. D. BOWLEY & CO.,
Real Estate & InsuranceAgents,
4s9 ] Street, Sacramento, Cal.

Sacramento City Houses and Lots bought
aud sold on commission.
Houses Rented, Rents Collected and
Loans Negotiated.
Choice Tracts Placer and Nevada County
Fruit and Vineyard Lands at the present low
but rapidly advancing prices.
Fine Tracts In Sacramento and other
counties.
Cheap Lands at Colfax, New England
Mills, Applegate, Auburn, Newcastle and Lin
coin.
Improved and Unimproved Lands In
choice localities on line of C. P. z. R., and
night at railroad stations and on county roads
Large or Small Tracts to suit purchasers,
from Sl5 per acre upward.
PICIURESQUE SCENERY, BEAUTIFUL
sPOTS for HEALTHFUL HOMES, CLEAR
fUKESTREAhSa and LIVING SPRINGS of
FRESH MOUNTAIN WATER ON LANDS.
es- None of these lands more than two hours
ride fron Sacramento 80
ONCE: Sacramento Bank Building. lptf
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Germany's Empress.

BERLIN, November 14th.-The Empress
will return to Berlin to-day. She has ex-
pressed her desire to greet the Gar, if her
health will permit.
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LONDON, November 14th.-The Pope has
written to Crown Prince Frederick William
a letter expressing his earnest wishes for
the Princes recovery.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
GRUMBLING GRANGERs.
Some Gentle Kicking Against the Dona-
hue Railroad.

iCoppi9t, 1857, By Ne California associated Press.
CLoyERpALE, November 14th The State
Railroad Commissioners, J. White, A. Alb
6ott and J. W. Rea, and their Secretary,
Ii. Parker, met here to-day for thepurpose
OF hearing complaints OF citizens against
the management of the S. f. and n. P.
4. r., and as to the rates for fares and
ireights. Colonel James N. Donahue.
President; II. C. Whiting, Superintendent,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
rimer,cl, Rent. Reduced.
,erick Proclaimed.

LoNDos, November 14th.-The Land
Commission has reduced the rents in Lin
erick forty per cent
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We do not COnfne our stock to any one specially,
but carry most varied assortment from The lowest
priced to the best. One
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8 BEGINNING.
Arrest of Chinese Hag for Trafflckins
in Slavery.

IN slavery.
SAN Francisco, November 14th.-[Spe-
cial. THE Federal Grand Jury this after
noon returned an indictment against Lee
Moon Lum, the Celestial procuress. She is
charge with importing thirteen Chinese
women for the purposes of prostitution.
On being arrested documentary evidence
was found on her confirming the charge.
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WHOLE NO. l1,4l3.

Park on the 4th of July last. After his ar.
rest James made full confession, and was
turned over to The civil authorities for ir;aI
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HOUSTON Tex, November I4th.-In the
baseball game here to-day the st. Louis
Browns scored to the Chicago's 8. Rsth
clubs left for CalifGEais this evening,
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HOW TO DO IT.

He who scorches
his finger knows,
or ought to know,
that by holding it
near fire or fame
the greater heat Of
the latter, acting
by attraction, a
dra VS. out the
minor heat in the
finger and the
pain ceases. This
is. however, cruel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15

S@ The "WEEKLY
UNION" contains more
news. and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon the Pa
Cific Coast.
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DIMMIG's GOOD CHARACTER.

Mayor Pond has received letter from
DR.. D. S. Hanson, of Cleveland, stating
that he had employed for three years Dim
mig, who is suspected of the murder of
Benhayon, and that his character was of
the best. He said he thought Dimmig the
last man to do a criminal act.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
ANOTHER WRIT.
Dimmig to Try the Potency of Another
Habeas Corpus Writ.

SAN Francisco, November 14th.-TSpe-
cial. l.1-Suden, attorney for John A. Dim
mig, this afternoon applied to Judge Sulli-
van for another writ of habeas corpus in
behalf of his client. Judge Sullivan issued
a writ and made it returnable before his
Department at $50 O'clock Wednesday
morning The attorney contends on behalf
of Dimmig that the police authorities have
no power to lock him up on a warrant
charging him with murder on information
and lbelief, which is the basis of the war
rant sworn to by Captain Lees. The affi-
davit on which the writ was issued there
fore alleges that Dimmig is unlawfully i'm
prisOned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
"Cow-ITCH" AND DYNAMITE.
A Combination that Is Not Desirable in
London.

London.
LONDON, November 14th.-An interme-
diate passenger by the steamer State of In
diana, named Charles Cowitsch, alias
Hanover, was arrested to-day at Greenock
for having in his possession four dynamite
cartridges, each nine inches long and one
inch in diameter, with gutta percha tubes
eighteen inches long, and copper caps at
tached.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-15
BURNING BUILDINGS.

"a Great Fire Reported burning in Little
Rock This Morning.
sT. LOUIS, November 15th.-1 4. MI ia
announced from Little Rock, Ark, that five
blocks of buildings and 1000 or 5000 bales
OF cotton are burning. No particulars vet.
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Reception to Mgr. persico.

DUBLIN, November 14th.-A reception
was given to Mgr. Persico, the Papal En-
voy to Ireland, at Conliffe College in this
city to-day. An address was presented to
Mgr. Persico by clergy and municipal au-
thorities. The Lord Mayor and Councillors
were present in their robes of Office. Mgr
Persico, in expressing his thanks said that
the occasion was a demonstration of loyalty
and fidelity to the Holy See.
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A slsirmish at Kilrush.

DUBLIN, November 14th.-While num-
Der of prisoners were being removed from
Kilrush Jail to-day a fight took place be-
tween the inhabitants of the town and the
police. Several persons were badly iu-
jured. The Riot Act was read before order
could be restored
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAT- ABOUT
THE CROWN PRINCE.
Arrest of n Dynamiter-The French
Standardization on the
Riots-Etc.
oLADsToNE's OPINION.

isFnclAL plrATcHrs TO THE RBooRD-UsIoE.l
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The London Rioters.

LoNDoS, November 14th.- The seventy
five men who were arrested for taking part
III the disturbance here yesterday, were ar
raigned in the Bowstreet Police Court this
morning, and charged with rioting. Many
were fined, while the others were sentenced
to from five to six months Imprisonment
at Lord labor
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Comfort for Smokers.

SAN RENO, November 14th.-Dr. Nc
Kenzie reports that the cancerous growth
IN the Crown Princes throat is not due to
excessive smoking, and concurs in the doc
trine that the germ of cancer is born in the
individual
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Ayoub Khan,s Submission.

LONDON, November 14th.-It is reported
from Sarakhs that Ayoub Khan, who Lord
Salisbury announced had submitted to the
British, had 5000 followers, but gave in his
submission trusting to the Queens mercy,
and because he was angry with Russia for
refusing to supply him with arms and
tr0npo
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
i NOnl:ln'S Discovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its scverest
tests, but her vital organs We're undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coushed inces>antly and could
not sleep. She bought OF Us 4 bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and was so much relieved ON taking the
first dose tina: she slept all nigh: and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus
write ". &. Han,ric!l 4 Co, OF Shelby, n.
C.-Gct a tree trial bottle at \. NJ.
WIlrt'> City Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Positive
lyCuresl by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given in a cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person TAX
ing it; is absolutely harmless and will ef
feet 4 permanent and speedy cure, wheth-
All alcoholic wreck. Thousands Of drunk.
ards have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge, and to-day be.
lievc they quit drinking Of their own free
will. IT NEVER FAILS. The system
once impregna,ed with the Specific it be-
comes an utter inpossibilitv for the liquor
appetite to exist. For full particulars, ad-
GOLDEN Specific Co., lSS Race ST., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
WOOL STATISTICS.
'''""ct and Importation Of Wool
Since 1864.

.ae annual report of Col. Switz,er, the
" the Bureau Of Statistics, on wool
VIZ manufacture of Nool in this coun-
snow being distributed. The report
9. s,.' mat the number Of sheep in the Uni.
s.4'sS increased from 100000, in
~ "S7,oooooo in 1851, but decreased to
""o IN 1857. \ series of tables H.
,a "s the increase in products and the
s''ons' and relations between the
as tor example, from 1864 to 1865,
"ooo pounds Of wool were produced,
100000 Fse imported. From 1874 to
SssS'o0oooo S were produced and 4s,.
=" imported. From lsS, to 1886
ba,as ooo -: were produced and 81, 100000
M )" imported. In 1870 the wool prod
h ,n' s'e country reached $,,o,ooo,ooo,
s. w. Nv. imports were sss,ooo,ooo. In
hd ". Nv product hadgrown to $164, 100000
k,oa W. imports OF wool were valued at
& n. 00 In 1880 the woolen product
|Aoxi,s u"'ty ~ was valued at S,s,ooo,oo
|ao Of y AN an increase in thirty years up to
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
kcHoOLING INDIAN URCHINs.
One Million Dollars Spent Last Year
to Educate Indian Children.

he annual report Of John Riley, Super
bdent Of Indian Schools, to the Secre.
othe Interior is out, from which it
as that the aggregate expenditure by
Government for educating Indian chill.
for the past year was $1,oos,379, Of
Fh S7l9S33 was expended on account
be Government boarding schools and
S'99 for the support and education OF
Is At contract boarding schools, most
Fhich are under the control Of religious
limitations. The whole number Of In
children in the country is 39,S:l. OF
number '4,93:, or about 3s1z per cent,
nd school some portion Of the year.
inform system Of text books and the
y and teaching Of English only is rec.
pended. The report says that too much
Is can not be laid on the importance OF
pairing native teachers, and 10 this end
ses:s that a normal school department
sao'ished at some OF the schools. The
er'ntendent makes the following rec.
nenoattons: That an industrial school
Saol'shed near the Missouri river, ad.
F'' 10 the Souix reservation; that more
|0o's be provided for tribes in Nevada
"a commission be appointed and en-.
ts'e0 to make thorough examination
'"e whole subject OF the education oi
Fan children.